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Fine mummyform shabti whose body is painted with an inscription in hieroglyphic characters on a column in the name of "DJED-MOUT, true of voice" 

Turquoise blue and black faience.

(Fine preservation). Height: 9.1 cm / base not included:

Provenance : ex-Gallery Royal Athena New York.
                       ex-Cincinatti Art Museum 1947.  N° 47-310


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Ancient Egyptian Earthenware Oushebti by Djed-Mout ex Cincinnati Museum

Archaeology

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